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LTFRB to add 2 more bus routes in and out of NCR
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) will open two additional city bus routes between Metro Manila and adjacent provinces on June 10: Monumento to PITX and PITX to General Mariano Alvarez.
This move is part of the gradual resumption of public transportation operations following the capital region's shift to a general community quarantine (GCQ).
The LTFRB aims to open all 31 rationalized city bus routes by June 19, ahead of the scheduled second phase of public transportation resumption.
Currently, 15 city bus routes are operational, with more to be launched continuously.
The agency started opening select city bus routes on June 2, prioritizing those that augment existing railway systems.
In addition to city buses, 28 new routes for point-to-point buses serving Metro Manila and surrounding provinces, including airport routes, have also been opened.
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